The Magic of Melas: A Journey of Learning and Fun for Pre-Primary Children
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As the festive season of melas begins, it's the perfect opportunity for our young learners to step into a world of vibrant colors, joyful sounds, and endless exploration. Melas are not just about fun and games; they play a significant role in the holistic development of pre-primary children. These lively fairs offer a unique blend of sensory experiences, helping children develop social skills as they interact with others, navigate crowds, and participate in group activities.
From exploring various stalls to trying out traditional games, melas introduce children to different cultures and customs, broadening their understanding of the world around them. The sights, sounds, and activities stimulate their curiosity, enhancing their cognitive and language skills as they describe what they see and experience.
I encourage all parents to take their little ones to a mela this season. It's a chance for them to learn outside the classroom in an environment filled with joy, creativity, and endless possibilities.
Thank you,
Shenaz Selot
Coordinator
Kanakia Kids CBSE, Mahuva
Circle Time
During the morning circle time, each class engaged in activities designed to enhance their learning and curiosity. In Nursery, learners participated in sand tracing on a lightbox, using their fingers to explore different shapes and textures, enhancing their fine motor skills. Junior KG focused on identifying and matching numbers up to 15, promoting their numerical recognition and counting abilities. Senior KG engaged in a read-aloud activity using sight word cards, which helped them build vocabulary and reading fluency. These circle time activities provide an energetic start to the day, boosting learners' enthusiasm and curiosity about what they will discover next, setting a positive tone for the rest of the day.
World Photography Day
Flashback to the Past: World Photography Day with Mr. Shekhar Pandya
On the occasion of World Photography Day, our young learners embarked on a nostalgic journey through time as Mr. Shekhar Pandya on 16th August, a renowned photographer from Bharat Studio, Mahuva, showcased a fascinating collection of vintage cameras. Starting from a 1950s camera, learners were astonished to witness the evolution of photography, exploring how technology has transformed over the decades.
The session was a blend of surprise and curiosity as the learners engaged with cameras from yesteryears. The hands-on experience left them amazed at the ingenuity of early photographers and the progression of camera technology.
To capture the essence of their experience, learners were tasked with a creative journal-writing activity, where they illustrated their favorite cameras and reflected on the marvels they discovered. Each journal entry was a colorful window into their newfound appreciation for photography’s rich history.
Janmashtami Celebration
On 23rd August, Kanakia Kids celebrated Janmashtami with great enthusiasm and joy. The day began with a special story session where teachers beautifully recreated the Govardhan scene, bringing the story of Lord Krishna to life for the children. This was followed by engaging art and craft activities where the little ones created vibrant depictions of Krishna and his playful moments. The highlight of the day was the traditional "Matki Phod" activity, which brought immense excitement and fun. It was a memorable day filled with laughter, creativity, and a deepened understanding of the festival's significance.
National Space Day
On National Space Day, the pre-primary students celebrated with a series of engaging activities. The day began with a captivating story session set in "Space City," where learners explored the wonders of the universe through imaginative storytelling. This was followed by a shadow show, introducing the young audience to various planets and celestial bodies. Later, the children expressed their creativity through journal writing, drawing their favorite space images and sharing their thoughts. This celebration was a small yet significant step in fostering awareness and curiosity about space among our young learners.
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Playgroup
Colors
In August, the Playgroup focused on the theme of "Colors," engaging learners in various hands-on activities to help them identify, sort, and match colors. Activities included sorting colored Legos, matching colorful candy sticks, and using color coins for arranging exercises. Learners also enjoyed making a crafty rainbow using colored paper, which encouraged creativity and fine motor skills. They experienced snow painting using droppers, adding an element of fun and exploration. Through these activities, children were able to interact with different colors in multiple ways. As a result, learners are now proficient in naming and identifying various colors.
Nursery
Light and Shadow
The Nursery class recently engaged in an exciting Light and Shadow activity, designed to introduce young learners to the basic concepts of light and shadow. The activity was conducted in a dark room using a torchlight and various animal toys. Children were thrilled to observe how the shadows of their favorite animal toys changed as they moved the torchlight around. This hands-on experience not only sparked their curiosity but also helped them understand how shadows are formed. The activity was a great success, encouraging exploration and fostering early scientific thinking.
Jr. Kg.
Community Helpers
The Jr. KG learners did a recap of community helpers with the help of a worksheet. This activity reinforced their understanding of the roles and responsibilities of various helpers in the community
Sr. Kg.
Sight Words
Sr kg This learner has shown significant improvement in recognizing and reading sight words. They can now accurately identify and pronounce most of the words presented on the flashcards.
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What has many ears but cannot hear ?
Karate Session
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Potatoes were the first vegetable to be grown in space.
Happy Birthday
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